The current blockchain ecosystem is more like a "puzzle" composed of hundreds of Layer 1 and Layer 2 chains. However, this fragmented landscape poses a major problem for the economic application of AI agents—frictions in cross-chain bridging, the costs of Gas tokens, and dispersed liquidity—all of which severely constrain the efficiency of AI agents as economic participants. To truly unleash the potential of AI agents, a way to break these limitations is needed. This is also why the concept of chain abstraction (Chain Abstraction) is gaining increasing attention—it aims to free users and applications from the complexities of chains.
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The current blockchain ecosystem is more like a "puzzle" composed of hundreds of Layer 1 and Layer 2 chains. However, this fragmented landscape poses a major problem for the economic application of AI agents—frictions in cross-chain bridging, the costs of Gas tokens, and dispersed liquidity—all of which severely constrain the efficiency of AI agents as economic participants. To truly unleash the potential of AI agents, a way to break these limitations is needed. This is also why the concept of chain abstraction (Chain Abstraction) is gaining increasing attention—it aims to free users and applications from the complexities of chains.